Bonnie Sedgemore raised four children during the time she was a newspaper reporter in Texas and owned a restaurant. Then she was an accountant in Seattle. She always wrote in a closet that always served as an office. Even little, she even took her portable typewriter into a closet at night. She sold articles and stories through these years.
Plagued by illness and haunted by the loss of her children, Olivia is driven by a fierce determination to heal. She suspects her ailments are tied to the heartache of her estrangement and sets out on a quest for wellness. As she grapples with her own health and remorse, she takes up residence in a m...
What am I to do now, Sally thought as she trudged down the macadam road with her few possessions. It was getting dark. She was without family, home, money or food. She had no place to go for the night and she knew what happened to young girls on the street. Her mother, selfish and mean, had abandone...
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